1. On 9/4/2026, this court issued directions among them, that Dr. Paul Wangai be allowed to see and review the 2 nd respondent patient upon which he would give an opinion on the appropriate health facility where the 2 nd respondent would be moved for further medical care.
2. Until now, Dr. Paul Wangai has not seen the patient and it is not clear as to whether he was prevented from seeing and reviewing the patient.
3. That said, the petitioners counsel has consulted his client and he has submitted before this court that all that Dr. Paul Wangai is expected to do is to see the Chief Medical Officer of the petitioner who will grant him permission plus some privacy exemptions to enable the doctor who is already in possession of clinical privileges to practice at the petitioner Hospital, to review the patient.
4. That being the case, I see no hurdle. Off course, it cannot be ignored that the patient’s hospital bill which has not been settled continues to accrue as he continues to receive medical care but that is an issue that can be resolved separately or independent of the current discussion.
5. In the circumstances, I hereby order that Dr. Paul Wangai does, and without delay, meet the Chief Medical Officer of the petitioner Hospital with a view of being granted the hospital permission and or necessary exemptions to enable him see and review the 2 nd respondent and to provide his opinion on an alternative suitable health facility that the 2 nd respondent patient can be moved to for further medical care.
6. Mention of this matter on 29/4/2026 to report on the progress.
Dated, Signed and Delivered virtually at Nairobi this 20 th Day of April, 2026
2. Until now, Dr. Paul Wangai has not seen the patient and it is not clear as to whether he was prevented from seeing and reviewing the patient.
3. That said, the petitioners counsel has consulted his client and he has submitted before this court that all that Dr. Paul Wangai is expected to do is to see the Chief Medical Officer of the petitioner who will grant him permission plus some privacy exemptions to enable the doctor who is already in possession of clinical privileges to practice at the petitioner Hospital, to review the patient.
4. That being the case, I see no hurdle. Off course, it cannot be ignored that the patient’s hospital bill which has not been settled continues to accrue as he continues to receive medical care but that is an issue that can be resolved separately or independent of the current discussion.
5. In the circumstances, I hereby order that Dr. Paul Wangai does, and without delay, meet the Chief Medical Officer of the petitioner Hospital with a view of being granted the hospital permission and or necessary exemptions to enable him see and review the 2 nd respondent and to provide his opinion on an alternative suitable health facility that the 2 nd respondent patient can be moved to for further medical care.
6. Mention of this matter on 29/4/2026 to report on the progress.
Dated, Signed and Delivered virtually at Nairobi this 20 th Day of April, 2026